Looking for something?
Use our search feature by typing in the word or phrase you are looking for.The Guild’s Email List
Like us on Facebook
Author Archives: Adam Schreiber
Beginners Beekeeping Classes
There are some great options available for Beginners Beekeeping Classes this winter. The Guild and many of the other local county clubs are offering classes – from one day to an entire season series. See our Beekeeping Courses Page for … Continue reading
2nd Annual Natural Beekeeping Symposium
Natural Beekeeping with John Seaborn and Sam Comfort – Sunday, February 5th, 2012 from 10:00 – 4:00 IF REGISTRATION IS ALREADY CLOSED, YOU CAN REGISTER AND PAY (CASH OR CHECK PLEASE) AT THE DOOR ON SUNDAY MORNING – COME OUT … Continue reading
Introduction to Queen Rearing
We are excited to be offering a class in queen rearing, which will take place on the same day, February 18th, and at the same place – Circle of Hope at 1125 S. Broad St. – as our Beginners Short … Continue reading
Beekeeping Class at Awbury Arboretum
Green Sanctuary Community Apiary™s comprehensive Beginners Beekeeping Course for urban beekeepers begins on Thursday, February 2, 2012 from 7-9:00 pm. Class will meet weekly. This 10 session course meets weekly on Thursday nights from February 2, through the last Thursday … Continue reading
The Guild’s January Meeting
Our January meeting will be held on Thursday, January 19th at Smith Memorial Playground starting at 7:30pm. In addition to 2012 Executive Committee elections, Ben Brown will be speaking on the process he followed in order to be able to … Continue reading
The Guild Needs a Home! Help Us Find One!
The Guild is about a year-and-a-half old and we have grown faster than we could have imagined. Many of you know that we have been holding our monthly meetings at a few different places including Wyck Historic House, The Unitarian … Continue reading
Amazing Bee Video on Bee Vision and Thermoregulation
Take a few minutes to watch this video on how bees see and about a relatively new discovery (as far as we know!) of “heater bees” and the role they play in regulating the temperature in the hive. Besides the … Continue reading